In the end, I think there's a simple reason why these interfaces have not merged more rapidly: life-spans.
Up to date, in consideration of the rapidly life-cycle on industrial design field, however, how designers can retrieve customer's affective response promptly and using such information into their design work efficiently are significant, but not discussed yet.
Therefore, a presentation could be considered important if it is very common, rapidly life-threatening and easily reversible.
Recruitment will be limited as some of these indications are uncommon and rapidly life-threatening with little time for consent/assent or randomisation.
Manifestations of disease are extremely broad ranging and form a spectrum from rapidly life-threatening sepsis to chronic low-grade infection.
Most of the year I move rapidly through life, stealing moments for myself amidst the hustle of a working mom's busy life.
In consequence, death rates in Russia are rising rapidly and life expectancy is falling.
In geological history it is only when the system is perturbed rapidly that life on Earth is detrimentally affected, and pushed to a mass extinction.
Nick Gibb, the schools minister, has said change is inevitable as the cost to the taxpayer of teachers' pensions will double from £5bn in 2006 to £10bn in 2016 and will carry on rising rapidly as life expectancy continues to improve.
For example, the rapidly growing life expectancy in most world populations has resulted in an increased prevalence of chronic disease, for which treatments are costly, prolonged, and, in many cases, largely ineffective.
He concedes that it might be possible to rapidly accelerate life expectancy through medical breakthroughs.
